A Few Good Men1992

Weinberg:
I strenuously object? Is that how it works? Objection. Overruled! No, no, no... I strenuously object! Oh, I should reconsider then!

Galloway:
I got it on the record.

Weinberg:
You got the court thinking we're afraid of the doctor. Christ, you even had the judge saying he was an expert! You object once, so we can say he's not a criminologist. You keep after it, our cross looks like a bunch of fancy lawyer tricks. It's the difference between paper law and trial law!

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Galloway:
Why do you hate them so much?

Weinberg:
They beat up on a weakling. The rest of this is just smoke-filled-coffeehouse crap. They tortured and tormented a weaker kid! They didn't like him. So? They killed him. And why? Because he couldn't run very fast!

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Weinberg:
[turning back to face Galloway] Why do you like them so much?

Galloway:
[with a confident tone] Because they stand on a wall and say, nothing's gonna hurt you tonight. Not on my watch.